08x18 - Episode 18

[bunniefuu]

[music playing]

NARRATOR: Previously on "Big Brother ," d*ck believed

that the late night crew was on board

with his plan to evict Eric.

He's a manipulator and he's a liar.

And he needs to [muted] leave this house.

He is leaving.

Period, end of story.

NARRATOR: But when the votes were revealed--

By a vote of four to three, Kail,

you've been evicted from the "Big Brother" house.

NARRATOR: --d*ck was stunned.

NARRATOR: Feeling betrayed, d*ck went off on Dustin and Amber.

So was it all an act?

It was all a big lie?

What was the deal?

Was what a big lie?

It's a good thing you guys gave your word.

Glad Eric's here.

NARRATOR: At the head of household competition--

JULIE: Jessica, congratulations.

[screaming]

JULIE: You're the new head of household.

NARRATOR: --Jessica outdueled everyone else--

Boo-ya.

Money!

NARRATOR: --which only fueled d*ck's fire.

[clapping]

He was said-- he said [inaudible]

I was the one that said, yes, Nick.

You're a hypocrite.

NARRATOR: But the late night crew fought back.

You wanted Nick out of here so you could

get close to your daughter. - Exactly.

- It was your exact words. - [inaudible]

No.

NARRATOR: With both he and his daughter at risk,

d*ck chose to protect Daniele.

I will sacrifice myself and get these people

to vote me out over Daniele.

NARRATOR: And he began his quest to make

sure that everyone hated him.

- Who's the liar now, b*tch? - I'm the liar.

That's what I know. That's what I know.

That's what I--

Is that what Jesus would say to me?

- --know me. - This is a very--

Just like you don't know me.

- --very Christian thing to say. - Just like you don't know me.

Oh, hold up. [clapping]

Just like you don't-- yeah, that's to keep

from hitting you.

NARRATOR: At the nomination ceremony,

Jessica targeted father and daughter.

I've nominated you, d*ck, and you, Daniele,

for eviction this week.

NARRATOR: And d*ck vowed to keep attacking

until his daughter was safe.

Will I give these people holy hell

and make them absolutely miserable until I leave?

[LAUGHING] You bet your a*s.

NARRATOR: Who will win the power of veto?

And will they use it to save either Daniele

or d*ck from eviction?

And will America's player complete his next task?

Find out tonight on "Big Brother ."

[theme music]

[music playing]

Dustin, you're safe.

I've nominated you, d*ck, and you, Daniele,

for eviction this week.

Last week, you guys tried to pull off getting Eric out.

I'm close with Eric.

This is basically me coming back at you.

I'm giving you the opportunity to compete for power of veto

and save yourself if you really want to be here.

Thank you, Jessica.

You're welcome.

This meeting is adjourned.

Right now, the goal is to push Daniele forward in the game.

The group will have one of us go home.

I'm gonna try to do everything I can to make it me.

I hate fake people.

I hate liars.

[groans] It's hard.

It's so hard.

This is a rough, rough place to be in.

A lot of people would be very upset if d*ck stayed.

I wouldn't.

Because d*ck is gonna go after a lot more people than me.

I would love for Daniele to go home this week.

[sighs] So glad that's over with.

- [sighs] I know. - Hate it.

I know.

[laughs]

It's all good.

It's over with.

Yay.

Now the awkwardness begins.

[doorbell]

Come in.

Hey, there.

Hi.

I really liked the touch of, I'm giving

you both the opportunity to play in the veto. 'Cause--

Yeah.

--I think that is both true, and also

a nice little poke as well.

Mm-hmm.

Regardless of who wins, one of them is going home.

[laughs]

[music playing]

I like how they're all up in the HOH constantly

now, which is totally fine with me.

I feel like every single move I've made in this [muted]

place has been a mistake.

How do you think-- how do you think I feel?

I feel like an idiot.

You're not a good enough liar.

That's my problem.

Well, you're gonna have to start.

And that I believe too many people.

Just don't trust anybody here.

Obviously.

Only trust Zach to a certain extent.

I don't think that he would ever betray you, kind of a thing,

but he's gonna look out for himself.

I know.

I've been giving Daniele a lot of advice

on different players in the game.

Daniele has a much better chance of going forward and deep

in this game than I do.

[WHISPERING] Make sure that Jen feels secure with you.

Befriend her.

Take the vitamins, too, OK?

I know. I'll be OK.

- Did you take them today? - Not yet.

I will be OK.

I'm gonna bring them out with your slop.

Do you not like them 'cause they're big?

'Cause I can smash them up.

I know.

I'll be OK.

This is what I hoped it would be.

She's letting me be her dad.

I think the times and the moments that we're sharing now,

fixing this relationship and putting it back

where it should be, is, without a doubt, worth way more

than the money.

So--

What up.

Nothing.

I did not invite Jen to the HOH.

[music playing]

She just comes up all the time now.

I thought I would say, get out of here,

but I'm just not going to be that rude.

[laughs] Never been so happy.

Good job, Jess.

[laughs]

Jen, I think, is trying to play both sides right now.

She's trying to listen in on all our conversations

and then run and go tell d*ck and Daniele.

It's just really annoying.

[laughter]

They are thinking about, where did we go wrong?

[music playing]

This is extremely important to me that Daniele stay.

What I have to do is to not only get the five to hate me.

I have to get them to despise me.

[music playing]

[clanging pot]

Nice tone to it, isn't it?

Good morning, Amber.

What's in Las Vegas?

Cigars, cigarettes, c*ck.

So sad.

Isn't it sad?

That's that.

That's that.

You are a disaster on two legs.

Eric, how about you, my friend?

You're the biggest liar, manipulator.

You got everybody working.

You will be joining me in sequester soon.

Don't you wanna kick my a*s right now?

Ooh.

You're so scary.

All pounds of you.

Ooh, I'm so scared.

Oh my god.

And Dustin is a liar.

We saw that with Joe.

So I'll just get him to [muted] and a liar.

Good morning, Eric.

How are you, you lying sack [muted]..

Oh, princess.

How is your morning?

How is it waking up to pots and pans in your ear?

You are one ugly b*tch.

I promise on the life of your daughter,

I am going to make you so miserable every [muted]

day that you're gonna regret ever seeing me.

Amber.

You are such a liar.

- Let's go. - Hallelujah.

Let's go. Let's go.

- Hallelujah. - I'm fine.

No.

Let's pray.

You save her, Jameka, even though you don't

even know how to save yourself.

Woo-hoo.

Help me, Jesus. Help me, Lord.

Do not. Do not.

Give me that magic ping pong ball this morning.

Do not.

I'm gonna rattle people from now until the end.

Getting in their heads is all part of the game.

It's part of any game.

Is it gonna mess with them during the competition?

Yeah, they're gonna be thinking about it.

Oh my god.

All the girls are going.

All the girls are going.

Go stretch upstairs.

Woo!

Yes, sir.

Morning, Amber.

Morning.

Give us a smile, Dustin.

Morning, everybody.

Great morning, as we all figured.

Oh, yeah.

Is anybody left?

We can lock the door, right?

[inaudible]

Ah.

[music playing]

It's time to pick players for the veto competition.

Woo-hoo!

[applause]

Yay.

Yeah.

Only six house guests will participate--

the head of household, the two nominees,

and three other players selected by random draw.

Two nominees, please join me up here.

I do hope that the other members of my alliance

get picked for players.

Because we will do anything it takes to make sure that they

do not win the power of veto.

As HOH, I will pick first.

I don't care who plays.

It's us against the world, baby.

Me and Daniele have to win this POV.

Jameka.

Hallelujah.

Praise the Lord.

[clapping] Jameka's playing.

She got the magic ping pong ball.

OK.

Daniele?

- Dustin. - Woo!

[applause]

All right, princess.

Princess is playing.

Just who I wanted to play.

Zachary.

Oh, yeah?

Sweet.

Woo-hoo.

[LAUGHING] Sorry, dude.

That's all right.

There's always next week.

[laughter]

And since I have to choose a host, I pick Eric.

Hey.

Eric has a job.

[applause] Thank you.

[laughs] You're welcome.

[inaudible]

Good luck.

Oh, thank you, Jessica.

Thanks, Jess.

You're welcome, d*ck.

Everyone playing was separated into different parts

of the house.

So they couldn't talk to each other.

And one by one, we're called out of our rooms

and into the backyard.

[music playing]

When I went outside, I saw several different stations.

It appeared to be tree stumps with different drinking

concoctions on them.

And I saw the croquet set.

So I wasn't sure what to think.

You're about to engage in the most stomach-churning game

of croquet you've ever played.

But before you get to hit the ba*ls through the wickets,

you must indulge in some "Big Brother" concoctions.

In our wicked wickets forest, there are stations.

Each station has a drink specially prepared for you

by "Big Brother."

The number of stations you complete

will determine the number of shots

you get in the game of croquet.

[whistle blowing]

[music playing]

The more shots that you're able to drink--

[bell ringing]

--of the "Big Brother" concoctions,

the more strokes you would get in the game croquet.

I tried my best to get all concoctions.

I have a problem swallowing things that should be chewed.

So the bacon, egg, and orange juice drink

is really what messed me up. 'Cause it had pieces of bacon.

Mm.

[buzzer]

That's gross.

Oh, gosh.

If the other stuff has these chunks in it,

I'm gonna have problems.

[sighs]

[buzzer]

[whistle blowing]

[music playing]

I've never really fought for a veto on this game before.

[bell ringing]

But I will fight hand over foot to ensure

that nominations stay the same.

My strategy was--

[bell ringing]

--to knock out the thickest--

[bell ringing]

--heaviest ones first.

[bell ringing]

[bell ringing]

[grunting]

[music playing]

[whistle blowing]

Smells like blood.

It is blood.

[buzzer]

[gagging]

[spitting]

Not happening.

[buzzer]

[laughs] Why am I competing so hard for this?

I feel like I'm comfortable, at least for this week.

[buzzer]

So I completely threw the POV.

You know what?

I'm done.

[buzzer]

[music playing]

[whistle blowing]

The more concoctions that you were

able to completely finish--

[bell ringing]

--the more shots that you had in croquet.

[moans]

[gagging]

I just knew I had to do my best, no matter what,

and drink as many as absolutely possible.

[gagging]

[bell ringing]

[moans]

[gags]

Steak, broccoli, and the Worcestershire sauce

was the worst thing, probably, I've ever had.

[gagging]

[buzzer]

[whistle blowing]

[music playing]

This was very, very important to be able to save Daniele.

[bell ringing]

Evil d*ck, get your a*s out there, and just do it.

[BELL RINGING REPEATEDLY

That's it, right?

[music playing]

[whistle blowing]

My strategy was to go for the things

that I knew I could swallow.

After I got all those down, then I would try the nasty ones.

[buzzer]

[buzzer]

It didn't smell that bad.

But then as soon as I put it in my mouth,

I kind of upchucked in my mouth.

[vomiting]

[buzzer]

After all of us finished the chugging the shots,

we all went outside.

And it was revealed how many shots every person took.

Welcome, all of you, to shot for shot.

Earlier, each of you was given the opportunity

to drink concoctions.

For each concoction consumed, you earned one

stroke in the game of croquet.

Now it's time to take your strokes.

For each stroke, you can earn up to five points--

one point for each wicket you hit the ball through

and a fifth point if you hit the stake.

The person with the most points after everyone

takes their strokes will win the golden power of veto.

The person with the least amount of strokes will go first.

And let's see who's the first to sh**t.

Zach, with three shots.

All right, Zach.

Zach drank three?

Who is this clown?

This will be Zach's final shot.

- Good job. - Good one.

Nice.

Yeah.

Zach scored three points, bringing

his total to six points.

Let's see who is next to sh**t.

Jameka, with four shots.

She has four.

[laughs] God didn't help her choke

down some of these things.

God had more important things to do today.

[music playing]

[applause]

Good job, Jameka.

Jameka, you are now in the lead with points.

Jessica, five shots.

I was kind of surprised with Jessica.

If Jessica's a*s was on the line, she would have drank .

[music playing]

Wow.

Go, Jess.

Go, Jess.

[screaming]

Woo-hoo!

- Money. - Money.

Money.

Boo-ya.

Ooh. Ooh.

Good, good. - Go, go, go.

Nice.

- That's nice. - Nice.

Nice.

Oh, good, good, good.

This will be your final shot.

Get in there.

Nice.

Get in there!

[cheering]

Jessica's final shot was a five-pointer, bringing

her final tally to points.

Jessica, you are now in the lead.

When Jessica had hit the gold post twice,

I was getting a little bit nervous.

She did a really good job.

Let's see who our next sh**ter will be.

Daniele, with seven shots.

[music playing]

Three.

A little nervous?

sh**t.

Let's get a few good ones in here.

- Good job. - Good shot.

Good job.

- Good job, Daniele. - Go, baby.

- There it is. - There you go.

- Boo-ya. - Good job.

- That's it. - Good job.

Good job.

Your six shots scored--

You better believe it.

--five points, bringing you into a tie

for the lead at points.

This is your final shot.

Just like the last one.

[inaudible]

Three.

Your final shot scored three points, bringing

you to a total of points.

Daniele, you are now in the lead.

Let's see who our next sh**ter is.

Dustin-- - Dust.

--with ten shots.

Yeah, Dustin.

Wow.

I drank all because I really wanted to win

this power of veto this week.

Wow.

Come on, princess.

[music playing]

Two points.

[applause]

Good.

Good job, Dust.

Looks good.

Looks good.

Don't take your eye off the ball.

That's one thing my dad always taught me.

I looked up.

And it was sailing right down to that goal post.

- There you go. - There it is.

Yeah!

Good job, Dust. [applause]

- Nice job. - Yay.

You got one.

Good job.

You have now brought your total to points.

Dustin, you are now in the lead.

Oh.

Aw, too bad.

Almost, dude.

All right.

Very nice.

Very nice.

Excellent.

Excellent.

Very nice.

You scored a two for your final shot, bringing your total

to an event-leading points.

Congratulations.

Wow.

It's gonna be up to me.

Richard, with shots.

[music playing]

I wanted to win this veto for Daniele.

I did not want Dustin beating me in this thing.

It's only the second one.

I got eight more to go.

Getting closer every time.

d*ck, you have points, which is halfway to our leading

score of points.

This is your sixth shot.

Ooh.

Pressure's on.

I was nervous.

I was definitely nervous.

Just, just let me win.

Just let me win.

You have points.

You will need four points to tie our leader, Dustin.

Five points will win you the power of veto.

Pressure.

This is your final shot.

It came down to the last shot.

And the only chance he had of winning

was to hit the gold pole.

[music playing]

Over, b*tch.

Done.

Where's Eric?

You know what?

I won.

Thank you.

Yes, princess.

Are you happy?

d*ck, you have won the power of veto.

You're [muted] right.

Could there have been any more drama?

Everything's going as planned.

I wanted to do it for my daughter.

d*ck wins power of veto.

Oh, god.

This guy's got control in his hands.

And we know how d*ck loves to have control.

Thank you, Jesus.

When my dad won, I didn't want to make a big scene about it.

But I was really, really happy.

Congratulations.

Everything worked out exactly how it was supposed to.

To all of you, Jessica, thank you as well.

[music playing]

[music playing]

[sighs]

I wanted it bad, you guys.

I wanted it so bad.

See, I don't think he's gonna use it on her.

If he doesn't, he's got nothing next week.

'Cause he's target number one next week.

Any single person in this house would put him up.

If he doesn't use it on her, he's the selfish one.

Mm-hmm.

Out of all of us?

Whatever.

[music playing]

Ain't that a b*tch.

Come on, princess.

You could've done better than that.

You've been blowing me kisses for a week now.

No kisses now?

Come on.

[smooching]

d*ck was just trying to rub it in all of our faces

that he had won the veto.

I can honestly say princess [muted] up for everyone.

And he was a big boy about it, and gloated

and acted like the very mature -year-old man that he is.

Too bad, so sad.

Jameka, you did great.

God helped you out.

Woo-hoo.

He was on your side.

I am to my limit with tolerating ED's comments.

He just goes on and on and on.

He is Satan in this house.

[clapping] Nice job, you guys.

You five rule.

So are you gonna evict your daughter or yourself?

That'll be a tough decision. - Will it?

[laughs] OK.

Maybe it won't be. - Nope.

Not at all.

Good.

Goodbye.

Go sleep.

Oh, and there goes Eric, the little puppy dog.

Praise the Lord.

Hallelujah.

Jesus is on my side.

Isn't he horrible?

Rock on.

[music playing]

I'm a better Christian than you are.

Jameka, you know what?

I'm not his mother.

He's his own person.

What you said to me really upset me.

What have I ever done to you?

Daniele, several things.

If you really want to discuss it, [inaudible]

Can I speak for a second first? Thank you.

Well, you're asking questions. And I'm answering them.

But I'll let you speak. - But I'm speaking.

Thank you. - Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Good Christian.

Everybody won't even look at me in this house

because of things that he does.

Let's-- let's-- can we go to the bathroom?

How do you think it feels to be me, Jameka?

It sucks.

He's not who I am.

Nobody in this house will look at me

because of the things and the way he treats everybody.

OK.

You can't speak for me.

If that's how you feel, then that's how you feel.

You haven't even looked at me since last Wednesday, Jameka.

Daniele. Did you not come in here--

- I've done nothing to you. - Did you not--

I've done nothing to you.

Daniele?

What have I done to you?

So now you're walking away.

This is my point about the whole God thing.

If you're interested.

OK.

That's what little girls do.

They run away.

Jameka, be quiet.

We can't even have a grown, grownup conversation.

[knocking]

I'm sorry.

I just want to tell everybody that I'm

really upset at Jameka.

I'm so tired of all the comments from everybody

in this house and everybody taking everything

that he does out on me.

I'm so tired of it.

I've apologized since day one for things

that he does to all of you people.

I'm not his mother.

I don't condone it by not doing anything.

It's not my business.

Nobody's ever come up to me and said,

I'm sorry that you've had to go through this.

I haven't spoken to him for six years out of my life.

It sucks.

It sucks.

That's my dad.

America, that's my dad.

I'm so proud.

But yet everybody won't even look at me in this house

because of things that he does.

Why do you think I don't want to be around everybody

in this group all the time? 'Cause nobody will even

look at me, because of him.

And it sucks.

It sucks.

But that whole time when you had chances to get to know us,

you didn't.

You were holed up in the bed-- - In this house?

--with Nick.

Yes you were, Daniele.

I never got to know you, Jameka?

What does that have to do with anything?

What do you mean?

What does that have to do with my dad?

What do you mean, what does that have to do with anything?

I'm talking about my dad.

You guys take out everything he does on me.

No.

You want to know why people don't-- no.

No. No.

You want to know why people-- - Get away from me.

No.

You want to know why people don't care for you?

It's because you don't know us.

You don't know us.

What's Amber's daughter's name?

Where is Jen from?

Her name is Lexi Taylor.

That's what her daughter's name. - Yeah.

OK. OK.

I know 'cause of her tattoo? I don't think so, Jameka.

Everybody else. Everybody else.

Name three facts about everybody else.

You don't know any, Daniele.

It's not your dad, Daniele.

Wow.

God is something that I thought we both shared.

That was the-- one of the first conversations,

I asked you about your Christian school,

and about the upbringing, how it's

different, how it's the same.

That's why I said that.

Not because of your dad.

Don't--

I want to know where you stand in it.

That's fine. And I talked to you about it.

I have my own beliefs on religion.

You do, Daniele. So--

OK. Can I speak for a second?

Go ahead. Go ahead.

I have my own beliefs on religion.

Just because I don't go around preaching them and I--

- Who-- - No.

- When do I-- - Can I speak?

- When do I preach? - Can I speak?

Let her talk for a minute.

Thank you, Amber.

All I'm saying is that I don't go around preaching

my religion to everybody.

It's a personal thing for me. - Mm-hmm.

I know what I believe.

I don't need to prove it to anybody.

I don't go around.

That's how I am.

I understand.

However you want to be with your religion, that's fine.

But don't judge me because of mine.

- But-- - I'm not judging you.

I'm not judging you.

I'm not judging you.

You are, because of what you told me downstairs.

If that were the case, I would've

said something a long time ago.

It's not about that.

But it's-- when is enough enough in your eyes?

- I'm not his parent. - When is the--

How many times have I apologized for what he does?

How many times has he listened to you?

How many times have I told him to stop?

No. It doesn't matter.

Can anybody not agree with me?

[inaudible]

I've told him to stop so many times.

I've apologized to all of you so many times.

What do you want me to do?

Nothing.

It's not my thing.

Nothing.

What do you want me to do?

It has nothing to do with me.

It just seems like that's the case

when it's convenient for you.

And that's my opinion.

To tell him to stop?

When it's convenient for you, when it's convenient for you,

that's when you tell him--

She's not supposed to do that.

I completely understand.

He's a -year-old man who just can't control his own--

I have something to say.

Your father's attacks have crossed a line.

He's attacking his sexuality, her motherhood, her religion.

And you collectively-- the two of you--

attacked my character and stripped it to the bone

based on things I did not do.

Whether he's your father or not, if anyone

was saying these things about people, it should disgust you.

He's saying despicable things that

have gone too far to six of the eight

remaining people in the house.

Only Zach and you have been excluded.

Despicable--

What do you want me to do, Eric?

Hold on.

Despicable, hurtful things.

Eric, you've never talked to me about how I feel about it.

I'm not going around--

It does bother her.

--thinking it's funny and nice and hilarious and, you know,

way to go.

You don't know how I-- - It does bother her.

I think what the problem is is that--

and it has a lot to do with because you

and your dad are always together.

So it's awkward for us--

Amber, we're both on the block.

One of us is going home, OK?

I know.

And it's affecting my life outside of this house.

Understood.

That's what you guys don't understand.

[music playing]

[sighs] It's so frustra--

I'm so sick of crying in this place.

It's so frustrating.

You guys don't understand.

Him and Joe being in this house?

They're never gonna talk to each other again.

This is not just this game.

This is not just here.

This is my real life, outside of this house.

Can I ask you--

There's no avoiding it.

It's not-- - Hold on.

Let her talk.

It's different for me.

It's so frustrating.

And nobody can understand that.

And I'm not putting that on you.

I'm not asking you for pity or for sorrow or to-- whatever.

But nobody can understand where I'm coming from.

Thank you.

I don't know what it's like.

And I'm sure it's difficult. I don't

blame you for his actions.

And I was out of line for making that comment downstairs.

So I do apologize.

Thank you.

I appreciate you coming up here, Daniele.

It was honestly how I was feeling.

But it was definitely strategy.

Everyone in this house pretty much hates my dad.

And once he's gone, I don't want everybody to hate me because

of things that he's done.

I just wanted everybody to know where I'm coming

from about everything else.

And that's-- [sighs] that's all I wanted to say.

[music playing]

[music playing]

How funny.

Now I think I hate Jameka more than anybody in this house.

She is rude.

She's a b*tch.

That was our last shot.

But, hey, please don't do anything to anyone anymore.

Because I already talked to them.

I feel like I'm halfway in good with them.

OK.

And, just stop.

Because I don't want them to know that this whole thing was

to keep me in, OK?

That's fine.

OK.

Thank you.

And I mean that.

It just sucks. 'Cause, like--

I know.

But, like, seriously, like, I hate these people so much.

I know.

Like, they're all so fake.

And no matter what, like--

It just sucks.

Mm-hmm.

When I first entered this house,

I didn't think that I would ever actually

be sad to see my dad go.

But now he's the only person in the house left that I really

don't want to see evicted.

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I think it's a good idea to put Dustin up.

Mm-hmm. Absolutely.

Will you?

Actually, in all sincerity, I think

it actually is a good idea.

No, actually, I was going to talk--

I was joking.

You were joking?

No, I was gonna ask you if you would.

I still have the opportunity to get Dustin nominated

as a veto replacement.

So I felt really good when Dustin offered himself

as a replacement nominee.

He's doing America's dirty work for us.

I have a speech prepared in which,

you know, if I was to be up on the block next to d*ck,

because what I want to say is, as you all know,

I stand before you merely as a courtesy

flush to the pile of crap who sits next to me.

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That would be so funny.

It would be kind of a kick in the face for them--

Mm-hmm.

--if they were to go out against either Eric or myself.

Well, I actually kind of agree with you.

I think it would be very funny.

And I think it would be a slap in their face.

Obviously, you have all three of us.

So even if, you know, some fiasco happened,

she still breaks the tie. So it doesn't even matter.

Mm-hmm.

There is something to be said about not

unnecessarily ruffling Zach and Jen's feathers.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

Because in the event they are HOH, it is better for us.

Yeah.

And I know it's, like, a risk or whatever.

But I don't-- - It's-- yeah, it's not really.

- It's not. - It's not.

I'll know I'll be safe.

Yeah.

I mean, it would just be a landslide.

And under those circumstances, I'm not scared.

[gasps]

You know?

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In order to complete your next task,

you must give the silent treatment to the house guest

America has chosen for you.

Who is it?

Interesting.

[laughs] Jessica.

All right, America.

Looks like you've thrown another tough task my way.

But I'm not going to let it break me down.

I'm going to earn your respect if it kills me.

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So I need to give Jessica the silent treatment.

I need to avoid her at all costs.

The best way for me to accomplish this task

from America was to run into bed and stay

there for as long as I could.

Are you thinking of putting me up?

Dustin pretty much offered to go up.

If you do go up, I swear that I will fight everything to make

sure you do not go home.

But if d*ck takes himself off, then I think Dustin

and him are working together.

I don't see Dustin, like, volunteering himself if--

Yeah?

'Cause then he volunteered himself.

So it seems, like, all--

Ooh.

I didn't think about that.

Oh, no.

So then the both of them would still be here.

They have a deal, don't they?

I knew it.

Oh my god.

Jen kind of opened my eyes to something new.

She thinks that Dustin and d*ck have a deal.

And I'm like, uh, I don't know.

Like, things just started making sense.

I'm gonna get a drink.

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Are you OK?

Go to bed?

But--

- Oh, it's all right. - No, no, I'm sorr--

- No, it's OK. - No, Jessica--

No. Forget it.

No.

[buzzer]

I gave Jessica the silent treatment.

But man alive, do I hope that I don't need

to do anything like that again.

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[sighs] He's in on it.

They both do.

They both have a deal.

Saw the medic my a*s.

I went to talk to Eric about it. And Eric's sick.

So he won't talk to me.

So then I'm like, is he really sick?

Or is he just--

is he in on it too?

I feel like there is nobody in this house

who is completely honest.

I thought answers were going to be a lot more clear.

And they're just not.

And so I just don't know what to do.

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From the time that I won the POV,

I knew exactly what I was gonna do.

There is no question.

There never has been a question.

I would give up my life for my daughter

without hesitation, without thought.

If I didn't use the veto, I would

be a complete, total jackass.

This way, at least I control who's staying

and who's going out of the two of us.

It's my decision, not their decision.

I have no idea what d*ck's gonna do.

d*ck could just not use it and make my life

a thousand percent easier.

But it's, like, minutes before the ceremony

and I don't know who I'm gonna nominate.

This is the veto meeting.

And I am the veto holder.

I do have the power to take Daniele or myself off the block

or to leave both of us on and leave

it to you to decide who goes.

Before I make my decision, I will give Daniele

the opportunity to speak her piece

on why I should use it on her.

It's really a tough situation for me

to be sitting next to you for me to ask

you to do something like that.

And whatever you decide, you decide.

What I have decided to do is not to use the veto on myself,

but use it on my daughter, Daniele.

If she likes it or not, she's coming off the block today.

Wow.

[inaudible]

Jessica, it is now up to you to make

a replacement nominee to go on the block next to me this week.

So you have the floor.

I've been presented with so many options, so little time.

But Dustin, I nominate you.

[laughs]

Thank you, Jessica.

And with that, Dustin joining me on the block--

very happy day--

I call this veto meeting adjourned.

[slamming box closed]

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[SOBBING] I'm really nervous this week because--

oh, I feel so fine being up against d*ck.

You know, there's always a twinge of a risk.

But in this situation, I don't feel

it, let me tell you that one.

[clapping] I'm very happy.

Yes, I am.

I'm thrilled.

How many times have we seen, in this game, the pawn go home?

I knew that my dad was gonna use the veto on me.

It means a lot to me.

I definitely will think of any possible way

that my dad can stay in the house this week.

I thought I was playing for the group

but I'm playing for myself.

Certain members of the group are trying to use me.

And I don't like it.

I thought last week was hard.

This week's even harder.

NARRATOR: Who will be evicted from the "Big Brother" house--

d*ck or Dustin?

And which of the two nominees do you want Eric to get evicted?

Find out how you can control America's

player in just a moment.

See how it all plays out, live Thursday at :/:

central on "Big Brother ."

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